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You would probably be better off using FormData for everything you need to upload if you want to use a single request to upload everything.

You could take your JSON data, serialize it to a string and then add it to the FormData along with the image.

Your frontend vue.js would look something like this:

You only need to define the burst once per link element. I modified the code to iterate the links and define the burst on the link. At the end of the function, I'm adding an event listener to play the burst.

The issue you were facing is that you are using getBoundingClientRect, which gives the viewport coordinates of the element. Burst, by default, operates off the document body element (document coordinates). The document coordinates of the link element never change as you scroll, but the viewport coordinates do. Refer here for a simple explanation.

This is mostly all your same code with the modification to add the event listener to play the burst at the end. I believe this would be more efficient too as its not creating a new burst instance every time the mouse enters the element. The codepen you link to is very inefficient as it creates new burst elements in the document each time a link is hovered, also causing memory leak.

This is absolutely not the correct way. You are using GROUP BY with SELECT * which is not supported by most databases and not even supported by more recent versions of MySQL using the default settings.

Instead:

This took a crazy amount of time, so I hope this is useful for someone!

There is a functional example on Github: kotlin_multiplatform_gradle_demo

Several sources helped, but a lot of it was trial and error, so if something is bad practise, please let me know!

For the minimal example, the structure is like this: